Some cities are pretty anti-ADU at this point. 

I know after the eviction is approved they have another 5 days to vacate the property, but I'm concerned they'll trash the place after the judgement, and curious to see if I can get them out same day as the court hearingThat's a really interesting question.I was assisting as a "professional witness" (I have professional experience) in a disputed real estate transaction, in federal court.The plaintiff was clearly scamming the investor.

It´s a pretty obvious scam if you are in the STR industry but I can see how people fall for it. 

Much like the anti-student vibe I see locally it may not be about wording but re-casting the discussion around behavior and expectations.

On the other hand, nobody wants to see their parents scammed in their old age, and hence some consumer protections in residential property is probably justified.

So much of the programming is anti-family, anti-Christian and sucks up time and thinking power.    

I've heard various sources say it was an anti brothel law, and others say it was anti fraternity housing in residential neighborhoods.

It feels like a scam.

Your loss, my gain. 1. folks here in BP like to say we should follow the law rigorously2. the lawmakers and the politician make the law3. recently, laws are created to protect criminals .... lol that's why I no longer want to add rental property.The west coast, east coast, and north coast are all the same, the gov. is moving to anti-landlord.from squatter to eviction law, they're all anti LL.

It's just isn't worth defrauding/scamming/cheating someone, especailly the old and ailing.